Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2 |        to the words the monarch said,~To the brave and righteous
 2   1, 2 |          be it so," the monarch said,~Rama lifted high the weapon
 3   1, 3 |       words of gladsome message said:~'Known on earth my plighted
 4   1, 3 |       are the words our monarch said~This by Sata-nanda's counsel
 5   1, 5 | obeisance and in gentle accents said:~"List, O king! my royal
 6   1, 5 |       thus in courteous accents said:~"Wherefore waits the king
 7   2, 3 | anointment Rama to the Brahmans said,~And the Brahmans spake
 8   2, 4 |         and in scornful accents said:~"Take thy presents back,
 9   3, 1 |      which my lord hath lightly said~For it ill beseems a warrior
10   3, 2 | Lakshman as he heard what Sita, said,~And he touched the feet
11   3, 3 |     choked the loving words she said:~"Part we, dear devoted
12   3, 3 |      shall do my duty, mother," said the wife with wifely pride,~"
13   3, 3 |        and in trembling accents said:~Dear devoted duteous Lakshman,
14   3, 5 | Lakshman," thus the gentle Rama said,~"Hail the first night of
15   3, 5 |    pathway," so the gentle Rama said,~"Follow yet a track diverging,
16   3, 6 |   zenith, Rama then to Lakshman said:~"Yonder mark the famed
17   3, 6 |       accents rishi Bharad-vaja said:~Not unknown or unexpected,
18   3, 7 | Lakshman, Rama then his purpose said,~And of leaf and forest
19   3, 8 |    hermit, and in dying accents said:~'What offence, O mighty
20   3, 8 |       thus in quavering voice I said:~'Not thy son, O holy hermit,
21   4, 1 |        this was all that Bharat said,~"Arya!" spake the young
22   4, 3 |           weeping thus Kausalya said,~"Dwelt in woods and leafy
23   4, 5 |         and his parting purpose said:~"Not alone will banished
24   5, 1 |      young and gallant Lakshman said,--~"With his faithful consort
25   5, 3 |       heard the words his elder said,~And by sturdy toil and
26   5, 3 |        sacred hymns and mantras said,~Proudly then unto his elder
27   6, 7 |    sister, pardon words a woman said:~Help me, ever righteous
28   7, 1 |   succour," so the gallant Rama said,~"Who with love and offered
29   7, 5 |   tempest," Rama to his brother said,~As on Nalya's cloud-capped
30   7, 5 |       of the Rakshas,-so Jataya said and died,--~In some unknown
31   8, 3 |      Sita and in gentle accents said:~"Trust me, Lady, valiant
32   8, 4 |   thirsty, dear to me what Sita said,~Did she send this sweet
33  10, 4 |        my foe!"~"Victor proud!" said gallant Lakshman, "peerless
34  10, 6 |        bitter accents hast thou said,~Know, proud youth, that
35  10, 6 |   lesson," Indrajit to Lakshman said,~"Twice in field of war
36  10, 7 |           so the message-bearer said,~"Lakshman with the deep
37  10, 10|      brave!~"Take this car," so said Matali, "which the helping
38  11, 4 |      Rama and in humble accents said:~"Tokens of thy rule and
39  12, 5 |         the word that thou hast said,~Never in his bosom Rama
40 End    |     Thus the sons of Bharat are said to have founded kingdoms
41 Epi    |        troubles of life. "For," said Sita:~For my mother often
42 Epi    |      The God of the Hindus," he said, is the God of the Mahomedans,